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JAPANS' FORTITUDE.
1923. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER
London, Sept. 7.
Long editorials continue to be the daily feature of ali Landen newspapers, filled with horror at the Japanese catastrophe, grop" ing for precedents, extolling the traditional Japanese courage and fortitude, and not doubting that her astonishing capacity. Lo rise superior to every obstacle will be again demonstrated in the pre- Bent crisis,
The Daily Telegraph 'concludes with efforts to stimulate sub- seriptions to relief, funde, renmarking that the nations of the world' cannot stop Short of immediate relief; they must combine as a world family in the subsequent task of helping Japan to recover from the effects of the visitation. The paper is confident that the present evil will bring the nations together in the common task of helping s young,brave and vigorous nation to recover from the blow deall by outrageous fortune.
Rome, Sept. 7.
As a mark of public sympathy with Japan, tags, will be half- masted and theatres closed to-morrow,
Foreign Ambassadors.
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Kobe, Sept. 7.
A member of the American Consulate at Yokohama arriving at Kobe says that four Russian women, two girls, the Italian Consul Gasco and a Japanese clerk were crushed to death inside the Consulate. Doctor Worden, previously reported lead, was seen to arrive at Yokohama
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Osaka, Sept. 7.
Itispered-that-she-Secretary of the Japanese Foreign Office Mr. Morishinia, toured the zone of disaster, including Kamakura, Danshi and Haya, investigating the safety of the Foreign Ambas- are safe. The Mexican sadors. He reports that the following Minister, German Ambassader and family, family of the Belgian Ambassador, French, Ambassador and wife. Brazilian Minister and wife.
Relief Work.
Nagasaki, Sept. 7.
Relief work is vigorously, proceeding in Tokyo. The Govern ment is prepared to extend fands without restriction from reserves to purchase provisions. The entire Army and Navy, lents are being used for the accommodation of the distressed pending construction of barracks.
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Nagasaki, Sept. 7.
The Bank of Tokyo will probably reopen to-day. Banking la one" of the fist branches of business to commence operations, pay- ing out suma not exceeding a hundred yen. The Vice Governor of the Bank of Japan returned to-day from Ikaho and announced that the bank recontmenced handling public funds since the morning gĺ the fifth e, affirmed that the specie holding is, intact at the Head Offee, viz. 3,650,000,000 yen. Deposits total 2,320,000,000 yen.
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malaria, honkworm.
The Central Observatury has announced that earthquake vibratori-beri, tuberculosis and tre tions were felt on September 1st and 2nd, 256 times; on the r,nical subpects have been deliver
89 lines; on the 4th, 178 times; on the 5th, 148 times; on the 8th, up to 6 am, 63 times, aggregating 1,02%. The earthquaki Signs are diminishing and there is ne mere anxiety."
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Capetown, Sept. 7...
The Government, in expressing deepest sympathy with, Japan, bas notified its tention to send 5,000 bags of maize on the first Available boat as a contribution to relief.
Dificulties of Communication.
Osaka, Sept. 7.
Enquiries are pouring in from abroad regarding the safety of Osaka, Kabe, Kyoto, Nagaya and Nagasaki. All these cities are safe, and-rutirely outside the zone of the disaster. Order in these cities is well maintained and the citizens are most actively engaged in the relief campaign,
Communication between Tokyo is still practicdis shut up. Osaka and Tokyo is still most difficult, Railway traffic in a round- about way has been opened, but accommodation is very limited. Steamship service is regularly maintained but is unable to meet the averwhelming demand. Telegraph and telephone communication-bas hedh anminally established, but is practically unavailable. Army aeroplanes are carrying the most important mail daily.
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Osaka, Sept. 7. While the safety of the famous Daibutsu (huge image of Buddha) at Kamakura is still undetermined, the latest photographs Takyo deplet a small Daiktu at the Uyeno Park, sitting there walmly with the head completely gone.
It is believed that the Department of Finance is contemplating exemption from taxes in the one of the disaster for period of one year.
According to an official wireless message, nobody is admitted into Tokyo unless on officiul duty. It is believed that this is in- tended to minimize the tremendous influx of anxious inquirers.
Relief from Overseas.
Sydney, Sept. 7. The Commonwealth Steamer Austral Moutet is loading relief second vessel will be stores for Japan. It is expected that necessary..
"Vancouver, Sept. 7. The steamer Empress of Rússia has departed, laden with supplies consisting of flour, salmon, canned milk and other articies for the relief of sufferers in Japan,
New York, Sept. 7.
Hawk, and the other Australian contestants for the Davis Cup and Shimizu and the other Japanese players have withdrawn: from the Greenwich tournament owing to the death of Hawkes father in the earthquake is Japan.
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Release of Father Malotto.
Hankow, Sept 8-General Rang has telegraphed that his troops attacked the bandite at Tungpei, effecting the release of Father Malotto, who is being escorted to Hankow tonight.--Reuter.
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